613 065 HP ABRASIVES GREEN - (Pack of 6)

The medium grit abrasive for ceramic acrylic metal alloys from Busch & Co. GmbH is a precision-engineered dental laboratory abrasive designed to deliver consistent, controlled material removal across a wide range of substrate types. Whether you are working with delicate ceramics, engineering-grade acrylics, or demanding metal alloys, this abrasive provides the balanced cutting action that dental technicians and laboratory professionals rely on.

Product Overview

Classified under ISO standard 655 104 014 523 065, this abrasive is supplied in a convenient pack of 6, ensuring continuity of work in high-throughput laboratory environments. The green colour designation identifies the medium grit specification, making it straightforward to select the correct abrasive for each stage of the finishing process. As a medium grit abrasive for ceramic acrylic metal alloys, it occupies the ideal position between coarse stock removal and fine surface refinement.

Applications

• Veneering / Ceramic Technology — Effective material shaping and surface preparation on ceramic restorations and veneer frameworks.
• Crown and Bridge Technology — Suitable for contouring, adjusting, and finishing crown and bridge frameworks in ceramic and metal alloy materials.
• Plastics Technology — Designed for use on acrylic and plastic prosthetic components, delivering smooth, controlled abrasion.

Key Specifications

• Grit: Medium
• Compatible Materials: Ceramic, Acrylic, Metal Alloys
• ISO Classification: 655 104 014 523 065
• Pack Quantity: 6 pieces
• Country of Manufacture: Made in Germany

Busch & Co. GmbH instruments are manufactured in Germany, reflecting decades of precision craftsmanship and quality assurance. Selecting a medium grit abrasive for ceramic acrylic metal alloys from this range ensures you benefit from that heritage of reliability and technical accuracy in every application.

FAQ

What materials is this abrasive compatible with? This abrasive is designed for use on ceramic, acrylic, and metal alloys, making it a versatile choice for a broad range of dental laboratory tasks.

What does the green colour indicate? The green designation identifies this instrument as a medium grit abrasive, helping technicians quickly distinguish it from coarse or fine grit variants.

How many pieces are included? Each pack contains 6 abrasives, providing an ample supply for sustained laboratory use.